Adelaide University has secured federal funding to deepen Australia–China research and industry ties on sustainable aviation fuel. Greater SAF availability could lower the carbon footprint of business travel between the two countries and support airline decarbonisation targets.
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A$400k grant to boost Australia–China cooperation on sustainable aviation fuel
By TBH.EXPRESS
